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[0:02] Okay, we can have the invocation by Pastor Christopher Burke of the United Faith Church.
[0:38] We have a wisdom of the word that comes out of the existence of this count that is both so much.
[0:44] So, God, you spoke to friends here.
[0:46] We pray and we're meeting with us.
[0:48] We pray that you would make our abstract God.
[0:51] When we know that the acknowledge you,
[0:53] we come to the ask you to be with us like that.
[0:55] You will see results that we could not do at all.
[0:58] So, God bless us.
[1:00] We will be in the heart of where Jesus prays and prays and prays and prays and prays.
[1:02] Amen.
[1:03] Thank you.
[1:04] Thank you.
[1:05] Roll call of officials.
[1:07] Comediments truly.
[1:09] Here.
[1:09] Comediments Marty.
[1:11] Comediments Townsend.
[1:12] Deputy Mayor Rubenstein.
[1:14] Mayor Pippi.
[1:17] Fred, I believe you might have something to say.
[1:18] I do have to make something right.
[1:20] January 1st, I made a selling an omission for which I apologize
[1:24] at infinitum.
[1:26] I'd like to introduce my son, Fred Rubenstein,
[1:30] his beautiful wife, Natalie Hallem Rubenstein,
[1:33] and they have a third party.
[1:34] It's dwelling within.
[1:35] and she not least expecting our granddaughter the end of this year.
[1:41] Thank you.
[1:45] Public session comma.
[1:51] So moved.
[1:53] Wait a minute.
[1:54] Sorry.
[1:55] Public of the members of the public are invited to address the governing body during the public comments
[2:00] portions of the meeting.
[2:01] Please clarify state your name, address and group affiliation for the record.
[2:05] Comments will be limited to five minute period per individual.
[2:08] Motion to open public.
[2:10] Let's go.
[2:12] Did you
[2:13] remember?
[2:14] All right.
[2:15] Anyone have anything to say?
[2:38] Ottawa, OK,
[2:45] what's made you turn into more poor?
[2:48] Twenty-nine more states are living within profit taxes,
[2:53] but number one is a waste profit.
[2:55] That's something.
[2:57] Is that nothing and all of that except?
[3:01] Could you forget some healthy garbage in the people
[3:03] that there's 300,000 plus daily coal miners living
[3:07] rent free, getting food, health care, and education, on my tax stop.
[3:15] And yet she says, oh, what can it's now?
[3:18] No, it's not.
[3:19] It's kind of the mud.
[3:21] I don't know who the size of the most.
[3:23] I told the children about it.
[3:25] The first work that I've done in the NBA, the CPA, the CPO,
[3:30] that very good I've used.
[3:33] You've paid the highest electric in the country,
[3:35] You know,
[3:42] when things are going to change, the government right this supports illegal migrants,
[3:48] or not to operate with ICE, ICE is like the FBI.
[3:52] There are new programs from our society.
[3:55] You don't belong here, killing people, raising people.
[3:58] But she's okay with that. She's done nothing about it.
[4:03] But that's all I have to say about it. You can share it.
[4:06] Thank you.
[4:06] Watch how you vote.
[4:09] Thank you.
[4:12] Anyone else?
[4:13] Come on.
[4:19] Everyone.
[4:20] Good morning.
[4:21] We're ready for our vote.
[4:23] One, twenty-one cypress lane, timeless cities.
[4:27] Before I get started, I want to make it clear that I am not representing the
[4:33] under association or anyone in time with states, I am your solely as a private resident.
[4:41] And I am here to once again appeal to you for rent and leveling control.
[4:48] I know the state has pushed the law through that 100 million landlords can only charge three and a half percent.
[4:57] However, according to the bill, they're also allowed to build through what's called capital gains.
[5:05] Now in the past, the capital gains was dealt with through the right leveling ordinance.
[5:12] And we were responsible for anything over the first 100,000.
[5:17] Since we've been viewing the ordinance, we've lost that.
[5:21] So we would pay on the very first met the second problem that this is, you know, what seems to know how this
[5:29] the law is supposed to work.
[5:32] I cannot get through to consumer community affairs.
[5:37] I didn't know ever speak to the name of the governor's office, which brings me here.
[5:42] The governor said that I have to start here with the role to have you, God,
[5:48] and put up the protection for us.
[5:52] But if you yourself go into a store buying numerous items,
[5:56] get in the home and go into a laundry receipt,
[5:59] and it's not buying a lot of things to do.
[6:03] How can you take anything that can provide you
[6:06] that in which parts are wrong?
[6:08] They can't.
[6:09] So buy a bottle to feed you the owner of a pile of states,
[6:13] being allowed to submit for capital gains,
[6:16] but not having to show you the end of the day.
[6:18] any one for anything in the big problem.
[6:22] Now, if we don't agree, or I don't agree,
[6:26] I would be forced to take them to court.
[6:29] Again, have you go to court with groups?
[6:31] Something is not correct if you do not have a paperwork.
[6:36] At least when the township was monitoring it,
[6:40] we were allowed to have the papers,
[6:42] and we could check and debate whether or not
[6:46] they were charging directly.
[6:49] So why are you here to plead for the township
[6:52] to reconsider, at least, portions of this ranks level?
[6:58] That we can be protected with the pathology of things
[7:02] because there's so much going on in our park
[7:06] and it's at a control of the owners.
[7:10] Again, I am here as a sole resident
[7:13] to not represent anyone.
[7:16] But I'm here, I'm starting and I really, really need your help.
[7:22] We need this protection.
[7:25] Again, you're all aware of the situation out there with our residents.
[7:29] So...
[7:35] Okay, thank you. Anyone else? Motion to close, public portion your honor, I like that. Motion to close. Second, full of favor. Aye.
[7:51] All business, ordinance, 20, 26, there's 16, second reading.
[7:58] An ordinance amending and supplementing chapter 55-144, 141 of the touch of code entitled applications requiring site plan approval.
[8:08] Motion to open public comments. So move your honor second. And you want to have anything to say on that one?
[8:15] Motion to close public comments. So move your honor. Second.
[8:21] Motion to adopt ordinance. So move your honor. Second.
[8:26] Okay roll call.
[8:27] Commitments rule. Yes.
[8:29] Commitment Marty. Yes.
[8:30] Amendment Townsend. Yes. Deputy Mayor Rubenstein. Yes. Mayor Pippie. Yes.
[8:33] Ordinance 2026 there's 17 second reading and ordinance amending and supplementing chapter 46 B of the touch of code entitled flood damage prevention and specifically section 4.2 a entitled application for permit motion to open public comment, so moved your honor second anyone motion to close public comment, so moved your honor second second motion to adopt the ordinance
[9:03] So moved your honor.
[9:04] Second roll call.
[9:06] Minimence Rullie.
[9:08] Yes.
[9:08] Minimum Marty.
[9:09] Minimum Townsend.
[9:10] Yes.
[9:11] Deputy Mayor Rubenstein.
[9:12] Mayor Pippie.
[9:13] Yes.
[9:14] Resolution 2026, there's 258.
[9:20] Resolution authorizing payment in the bill list of $11 million, $742,481.
[9:26] And $64.
[9:28] Motion to adopt Resolution.
[9:30] So moved your honor.
[9:32] Roll call.
[9:33] Minimence Rullie.
[9:34] Yes.
[9:34] Minimum Marty.
[9:35] Yes.
[9:35] Miniman Towns.
[9:36] Deputy Mayor Rubenstein.
[9:38] Mayor Pippie.
[9:39] Yes.
[9:40] New business.
[9:41] Approval of Township Committee meetings.
[9:44] Minutes from July 7, 2026 Township Committee meeting.
[9:50] Motion to adopt minutes.
[9:51] So moved your honor.
[9:53] Seconded.
[9:54] Roll call.
[9:55] Miniman's ruling.
[9:56] Yes.
[9:56] Miniman Marty.
[9:57] Miniman Towns.
[9:58] Deputy Mayor Rubenstein.
[10:00] Yes, ordinance 2026-18 first reading, and ordinance authorizing the township to sell block 138 lock 3 also known as 135 Pennsylvania Avenue born to get township for NJS say 48
[10:15] colon 12-1 at sec motion to introduce ordinance. So move your honor. Second roll call. Commitments rule. Yes. Commitments already. Yes. Commitments housing. Yes. Deputy Mayor Rubenstein. Yes. Mayor Pippin. Yes.
[10:31] consent agenda. The below-listed items are considered to be routine business and will be enacted by one motion.
[10:37] If discussion is desired and of individual items item will be removed from the consent agenda and will be considered separately.
[10:49] Motion to adopt consent agenda.
[10:51] So move your honor.
[10:53] Second roll call.
[10:54] Minutes, really.
[10:55] Yes.
[10:55] Minutes, minimum towns in.
[10:57] Yes.
[10:58] Deputy Mayor Rubenstein.
[10:59] Yes. Mayor Pippi.
[11:00] Yes.
[11:01] Resolution 2026.
[11:02] There's 306 resolution authorizing the Township Committee to retire into closed session for the purpose of discussing personnel and litigation matters.
[11:11] Motion to adopt resolution.
[11:13] So moved your honor.
[11:14] Second.
[11:16] roll call.
[11:17] Commitments to rule.
[11:18] Yes.
[11:18] Amendment Marty.
[11:20] Amendment Townsend.
[11:20] Yes.
[11:21] Mayor Pippie.
[11:23] And Mayor, I don't believe any official actions going to be taken as a little executive.
[11:27] So you can ask for a motion to adjourn the meeting.
[11:30] Motion to adjourn.
[11:31] So moved your honor.
[11:32] Thank you.
[11:33] All in favor?
[11:33] All right.
[11:35] Next township meeting September 1st, 2026-630 p.m.